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Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Tha Kuasa Dlanalar.

In an intervisv in the Chicago Inter.
Ocean, DR.. T. @. AcLure, Of Boone
Grove, Who wAS aotive In aiding the
sufferers as the wreck 1t Kouts. on the
Chicago and Atlantic Railroad, ssys:
"rhose remains which we're recovered
are Of persons who were sitting on the
seats near the windovs, and fell out
wards whom the charied frame work
fell to pieces, bat those who we're sitting
inside, and whose remains fell on the
rails, uere burned 70 powder, and not o
vestige OF them, except, perhaps, o few
pieces sf bone would be found.
The heat betw cen these rails was suf.
ncient 70 have destroyed all tho re-
mains. In such . heat, when the
oharrcd macs cooled. IL would 20 to
powder BY embs 70 telling on Il and
nothing would ever be kno q Of them. /"
DIR. Mcclure states the number burned
70 death ID "st least sixteen or eight.
eer." He say . that at Miller's Hotel.
In Kouts, after the accident, there we're
seventeen injured persons ten men and
seven women. Tne porter Of the rear
Pullman car on the wrecked train
stated that the tickets 10 the possession
Of the conductor showed that nineteen
rassen gers were missing. The porter
himself counted fifteen bodies
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
The City Court.

Judge Lyman presided as this morn
ina's session OF the city court. and dis
posed Of the following cases: Violet
9ibbs, q colored girl, was sdjudged
guilty OF being drunk ard lighting last
evening at Front and Market sneet-,
and wss sentenced TO pay ine OF q
and ooss. Henry Parkinson, the col
ored man who vas eng jagged In the Gghi
with her, was A. ed e5 and costs. Oven
DouRherty Was charged With drunken.
mess, but as It wss his first offense he
esca ped with 20 cents and coats. John
Gibson was flDed et and coats for being
drunk. George Ward. colorsd, who be
longs on . vessel that 10 row laying si
the pulp works, Was charged Win being
drunk. Ii being his first offspse, he wsi
disc hArged on condition that he should
20 to his vessel Q, once.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
FAs Lsaaea NSws.

Ths nlussrstsd Loadoa Nsvs In ~
American edition OF 0otobsR 15.h fur
nishes - usual many pictures upon .
variety Of subjects, inclading . double-
page picture, DssF Staiktug II shs
Highlands, three pagee devoted 70 The
Brltieh Mission 70 Morocco, . most
pleasing and Instructive picture en-
titled a Bed Dogs Day, 6hetcbes OF
Life on b ard Man OF War, The Home
Of Florence Nightingale. etc etc. The
supply of reading matter u also Abun.
dApt and interesting. while the number
oom plete costs ut retail only 10 cents.
The .fiioe ef publication 10 ISL Potter
Bcildinc. New York.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
a 0Taes Wldop,

Charids T. vinosnts origins
o1Wsiy In three aoIs entitled "A
widow" was prtsenttd 'or ID
time la this city at ila 0rsts
last evening by Charles 7. Psrl
. very eScellent cnmpsn!. Tai
scter Of WunR L1us, q Ohlrs,d
vas suetsiued by kr PArsiOe
ususl excellent manner and c,1yl
siderable fan. His Chiness sJa|
im menee, aud brought dora Tho
julius Kahn rs Saptiu1s Rll
cranky crank on the subject OF |
some very good work sti pro'a|
seli one OF the beat dellreAIos
man characters tina. has evsr apl
In this city.
EsAsmus Spook, Esq 0
ievo,ee OF the u'tseu forces y
town the house with his ecoen'1
aud sear css. Charles T. Vihcrl
very good ne ODtimus Paw the
aud Mics lllA Gardner, a
Lstitia Barnes, the Rrs.o I
proved . very talented
The other characters were aI
taken, and the comecy i.se'f q
90 much or more genuine ~
"Mixed Fickels. Ore great Y
ita favor 10 Its originality, as Y
nothing copied or taken fiom,
other play. 1t will be given
lsst time this evening, when 3
wish to enjoy Q hsArty laugh sa9
sure TO Atte nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
F0uRIh EDITION
All - IN Adb PAijs


WASHINGTON, October - - Becrs
tara Lamar 70 day recsived telegraph.
10 report ffom Special AGENT Howard
on the situation 81 the Grow Agency, In
Montana. He says the belligersnt
Orovs, 70 the umber OF about hftsen,
headed BY . young buck known -
"Medicire Man." rode into the sgsncy
and, without any provocation what
ever, began firing on their pistols and
guns In the most indiscriminste fash.
Ion and in various ways showing their
hostility 10 the agent. Since then
"Medicipe Man" has been busy foment.
Ing spirit OF hostility smong his fol-
loWers and further outbreaks are ex
pected.
The Secretary OF the Interior late thii
afternoon received information that the
Indians on the Grow Creek and L,wei
Brule reservation In Dakota, had, by
their threatened violence. stopped thu
allotment surveya In progress on tbs
reservation, and that further trouble Il
feared. Secretary Lunar has bad Z
consultation With General She Fidsn
who leaves 70 morrow for the West
and u 10 said steps will be Immediately
taken 70 meet the emergency and 70
sumo the work.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Letter EIcn w.rt Virginia

WIGGfNs. Summers Co ". Va, Oct
II, 1857 Las night William Martin,
who has been engaged 10 making shingles,
on land OF Richard Huml hries, mar this
place, hrutallJ shot aud titled his wife.
She was compelled TO leave him on ac-
count of lie uel treatment, aud 1T the
time OF her murder was dwelling with
Bauduy Ga loway, 10 RAJ igh county, on
the north eide OF New River. opposite
Hinton.
Martin cult his wor'; esT!y on Tuesday
afternoon, and having purchased pistol,
went to Gslloway's LoIse entered her
room and closed the door after him. In
= few min utss the report pistol was
heard ard Mrs Martin was observed rush
ing from the room , etdng and exclaim'
ing "Oh God he hae killed ne " fell 70
the floor and expired That the murder
was premsd ated, sni deliberately plan
ned, is shown by his leaving two door:
open on entering tie house Upon CON
mitting lis hel ia dgel he fed to ii,
mountain, and at last sccoucu lad NO
neen s-reeted. The murdered womsr
leaves tao small children W. u. W.
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$~~ . -
Heavy zines.

John Dolan was before Judge Lyman
this rnorhipg charged with tearing mp
the bed Of the street At Eighth and
Jackson streets, within one foo. OF the
oentIe store. and the Judge, after hear.
ing tho evidence, declared him guilty
and sentenced hin to pay . nle OF $50
and costs.
Peter J. Ford was also arraigned On q
similar charge for interfering with the
centre stone at Pleasant and Harri
son streets. He was adjudged guilty
and sentenced to pay 80 and COSTS
Both foes were paid at once, although
there was some talk OF Appealing 10 the
Superior Cours, until 1t Was ascertaiued
that In cases Of this nature the judg.
ment Of the city court 10 hnsl.
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q Married

At the residence OF the br'de's mother,
Mrr. Jane N Robinson, No. 9O7 West
Fourth street, Mice Mary A. RIbipson
vas lass evsnins united 10 marriage "a
Mr.. William Black. The Rev. Mf.
Bnddtugton, of Bethany Baptist church,
of1ciAted. The bride waa richly attired
II white satin. snd vas attended by heI
sister, Miss Amelia r ,biuscu. Harry
j. Grubo sosed ~ best man for the
groom. 4 mum bar Of guests wete
present and offered their congratuls.
uops. Tho presents we're numerous and
costly. Mr.. and Mr,. Black left fol
washington, whore they will spend 9
fe ~ dAfe.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
THIRD EDITION.
Ene.t,ng Flgh. Win On EsgIs.

AASstA8S - - - " 49, - ~--B~D
Frsm the San jose tOai-I Nsws. Sept %.
w. R. Pease, who lives In the mountain
near Monnt Hamilton, was In San jose
Tuesday and told Of 9 thrilling adventure
he had with an eagle Inst Saturday. His
attention was attracted to the cries Oh
some cattle In corral near the house.
about s O'Clock In the afternoon, aud
running TO the corral he saw . monster
eagle trying TO fly over the fence Win
Young calf in it's talons. The mother OF
ibe calf v a. believing in terror and wild
ly plupgie at the fence. TIE noise OF
the eagles wings could be heard tome
distance. Seizing = pitchfork, the only
available weapon at hand, Mr.. Pease ran
around the ccrrsl, but before he reached
the eagle the 1oDstt bird few oil slowly
with the calf In It's taions, The cries
the cattle we're almost human as they
tore around the iRclosure in terror. The
eagle carried the calf about ~ yards
when 1t neared the ground and WAS sp-
parently trying to get fresh hold. BY
this time Mr.. Pease reached the SC ne
The eagle was so intent upon securing
Its prey that 1t had not noticed the man
approach until 1t was struck terrific
blow with the piich;ork The force OF
the blow kn' cked the eagle oil the cali,
but In an instant II turf ed its attention
TO the man. who received hlow from
one of he wings that caused him 10 real
ize that his situation was not only serious
but dangerous, as the iniurtated bird
circled around his head, utteripg piercing
screams and making hash 1T him every
few seconds. Pease pi otected hsmself as
well as he could with the pi.chfors, but
soon realized that 1t was 20 unwieldly TO
handle, as Re could not 8 rlke quick
enough; so with a ST epgth born despera
tion be broke the handle, AMI as the
eagle slashed At him again be struck a.
the bird, driving the prougs into its body,
and ran FOR his life, not knowing whether
he had seriously wounded 1t or not
After runxtlg short d stance and
finding he " "a not pursued be turned 10
find that the eagle wss heun1 eriog around
on the ground, with he great ylnss heat'
ing the air. Not wanting Ar2 Hofe hand
to-hand eucountefs, as T. were, he hasten
ed to the house secured h.s gun ard flled
the eagle with bucksbo.. v hen Killed
an examination showed tha; me prongs
of the fork bad remauci Ia the eagles
bodyrwheu MIR. Peace made tie desperate
lunge, aud th lvouud would hav e caus, Il
its death. The calf o. so tad.y lacera ed
by the taioous OF the eag Q that II la3 to
be killed. Mr. PcAse sustained number
of painful scratch around the lace and
neck, caused by the wiags OF the bird.
The eagle was The iarsts. ever seen IA
California,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
FIFTH EDlIl0I
~ q

Taonpso.'s spawn o,.,}
ecrs COD sAillss street sS,'asa'as;
Pure spios . spsoisl,v -,
Psn, . Last Second stree, Win Us,
1t l. = !. runorsd thu. 40 ,,b ,.,, ]
soon 70 be started in Ns..1,.s .1 s',s 10
~, The M,.e Southern fls. mai ,,.J DsJ
mic usss late this morn In, "s
There are q srss, man, s,,,,
fsoes at Hassl Doll next TSo.'sI fSules
:. The City Electric Com p.n, ,nr''a' sa'I
York. iton
workmen are lay ipss n.x j
o. the siding Just abvys n1S Ts,'s Il
The brig Labama, @, B,.,,. i
ing ,ns iron ~ the DIAMOND \ ~
Cor pany's wharf. 'a
Qai!s . delegation from wr.|
wiil 60 TO the Chester C,us y
sports 10 morrow. ' Y
The place 70 spend An .,s,,,
sntiy 10 st IA King ,,,s.,
lunch served satorla, niab, %
The Dlamond Match Com,.,,
just reocived = carload OF p,stsn] .,'|
the manufacture Of N match boIs.
William H. Higgins Of ,Di, e,l
has bsen playing ball ip Lo.,I'
this season, will return homs =.
day. Y
Dr. Jester hsd two negro p.,,,
Giving an entsrlaion,nt +, y
Browns Hots!, on Fourth ,t,s.
night. '''
John Underwood will ,ell NJ.
holc goods at publ, sai,. At N
dence near Oentreyille. Ub,,.,l,n
dred, ON Thursday, tho 27.a int n
The finder Of the pockstbcck \
ing $?2 10 will be paid ,ut'
yard on leaving II At No. 4s6 Ra.
/ street.
WIN. H. Leo. secretary o.. ,bs
Of Health, has gone on a Viii,
soush 10 see his relatives sut
bis health.
The Diamond s,s.e Iron ca
have had rev lights c. tbs Tal
lsystem placed In tLan JMd,
lights have two caIbocs.
! Astral Oil IL prs-tm,usu,
o,hsrs for purity and ssl,iy. 2.
Bet. Akens, Sixth ard Max.
Ask your grocer for ".
/ The Levy Court Com Z, i;;se b,
el the privilege Of putting pll,s
OF tae court house 10 the Ui,y ?,
Railway Company for the 4.
branch.
] The old awning a, tie nortts
ner Of Front and Market sat
partly fallen down, snd tie Oh
,s Just hanging and ia Ia d
falling at any time.
\ Tho paving OF Tfcpt street no
roe ~ Madison Is sbort comp
one side. Men are today dii
the .QuAre between Monroe snd
for paving with the ssms mater
trench dug for Ford & + ;aas
a,so being paved.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Tho Volunteer and IhistIe.

The New York Yacht Club ON Thurs.
day night received General Paine and
Edward Burgess, owner and designer
Of the victorious Volunteer. About leo
members were present Af:sr the ban
quet, Com mmodore Gerry rAde an ad
dress OF welcome. General Paine re.
sponded, sry ing, In the course Of his
r1msrks, that "he cid not believe the
Thistle did herself justice here. not
equaliing her record as home" Osbei
speeches were made by hr. Burgess,
OF Commodore j. ID. Smith. and George
8. Schuyler. only surviving ownor oi
the America.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
a R,cn nine OF Salt

ole OF the richest mi1es OF rock salt in
the world has been discovered in Sou.h
Hutchinson, Kansas The salt was struck
al depth OF 40 ieet, ana veins vary ing
IL thickness from : 10 40 eet, separated
by thin strata Of shale Se e :ound 1T
depth Of $50 feet 3 vein was struck
which, up TO Wednesday n'ghj, had been
peRetra:ei TO depth of s. :ee', withouf
the drill reaching through. AN eff ioial
analysis OF lha pr du shows it TO be
over 90 per cent pure, and absolutely
free from tie principal inpuri les which
make rock salt unit for domestic pur
pJses
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
DIEu.


CAESor.-On the 18Th inst. P,ul IT,. son
Of SAMUEL and Fiorie L. Carson, aged 2
month, AMI II days.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are
reepeotfqIiy invited 10 attend tia funeral
from the residence OF his parents. NO. 3o3
Wts' y C nd street, on SurdAy afternoon at
81 o'cltcE. lnterne ent at Riverviev cane
tery.
This lovely bud, 90 young and iai',
Oalled snce Dy early coo-,
Just cswe to show nos sseet y nower
In Paradise would bloom.
To US for nice anxious months
HIS infant smile was Eiveo,
And then hs badt farewell TO earth,
And went 70 live IN Heaven.
rOYwOOD-pn ths 18th inst. Mary L
vife Of amer q. fo.w0od, ag cd IS years.
Relatives ard friends are rssp,ctfully In
vlted 10 attend her funeral FROM the
reslde,cS oil hsr husbsnd, Amor q. For
wocd, near Olaynont, lei. on Monday. the
18th inst, u leave tho house at II o'cltck q
m. lnterment .. Rivervicw Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
ne 1900 gnaeha.. Rr..,e...

The excussioa of welcome Lseiov,
No. !, 0sie0t Knishts 4. O. q w., vas
8 very enjoy able affair. The party lses
Wilmington st 6l0a ~. end Aftsr .
spleudid ride reached Getty sbuSs 81
IL 70 Tho ride over the P w. q b
and Westsrn n ,ry lana Railroads was
itself veil wor,h the prics Of . ticket.
Ga arriving hacks we're found In walt
ing. sud after dinner the excursionists
we're driven over the battle grounds.
Stops we're made at Oem stery Ridge,
Little Round Top and whsre Picketra
cnsrgs vas made. and the party listen.
Cd TO explanations OF the battle at these
pohta. the train kh Gettysburg o,
. 70 o. n. and arrived In this city ai
IL o.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Tho Burning of the As'iua

CLHvzLASp, October l3.-Seop1
been nocking to the Northern "
sane Asylun 70 day anxious 70
news Of friends among the III
well as to visit the ruins oil tn'
and laundry. which were des
fire last night. One more oa,a1
charred body was taken from w
early this morning, increasing 'ls
the dead TO seven. Three bodies
positively been identified as Jet' :
yord doubt the unrecogulrioIe :,
are those of Miss Rice, an emliv1
has teen missing since tae VI
Brlnkerhof,s 3 patient from " ay%
and Miss Kimberly, pstlea' 'lo'
umbia county. The Injured hn,
doing as we'll as eau te eEpeltta' !
NAV recover. Thrse estaPei ! !!
were cap ured this morning aud "
are now unsccouDled tor
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

xTUr.CE-'. AND XIV GlLRyLM,
~ tho to1alt tnt occupant Of IRE
hOusS slt1atsi at NO. ell Shipiey
street, In the FIRST ward OF the city
Of vim iuztoa, ctun;y OF Ecw UaStlc aad
-,ss.e cl Delaware, III compliance WITH the
rec trsm snts Gf t1e acts OF tho General As-
Ianoly II slca case N sds an provided, DC
hereby ave nOdco hist / snail Apply In
writing o. tie Uo9 r. OF 9eaeraI Sessions OF
tho Pescs ard Jail Dslivery OF the
stats OF JslawArs ia and for NeS
Ossl. County on Monday. tho 2lIt day OF
Eoy., A. ,. ISL, being the mex: t.Tm
o. ssil CourE, for license for said Eocsa a
Az inr or tavern. Tor the sale ihsrei1 Of IN
to1isatlng liquors IA less qusntities than
onS qu&rt, to lie drank on the premises, and
the following res9ootab.s citizeas OF said
rErd recon ! end the sa'd application, Wis
Meyer Meyers VIM baxter
DaLiti McElwee EwG!a A Ps.k.r
J hAp.iitoc AJas J. HsfmAnn
JChn Hsd.r }. AcMa1GB
IA uth,r Albert Foomoyer
BD S,p9ss August III RI anu
n II J0Es. krgss. Springer
ThcmAtI Rnsel q Is Rocl
ps rcI hlorAshAu chas d BioZts
tosrph nes.mann Chri5,iAn Sroo-l
J A GAn.ol 10. Heiigrn isr
Charles 4 Singl.w Geo stain ekeE
Jal:ut inLt-sr W W jhsS
cI-s; AwDhEW WlLhEf Id.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
card OF Tn.nE-s.e,m,r.

I desire 70 thank generous pub &c FOR
ths liberal suppo witch 1t hss given
me In ths tutrod uc:.on VI ths Ne,d
mole four; aud especially The ladies
who have recosn ms6dei it 70 thor
friends. Toey sl! s.y they like II, II
tastes so much like o Il lime bread len
/: 10 baked ard 1t k-cos 20 nois. /
Will continue tn sell 1t tr the . .seut a,
$5 barrel, or S3 cen'ss rag (2x BIS
Tfy nay buckx hest Las'- Fsf ma.
JAMES g n oRRow
Twelfth and FraI CO streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
At the Grand uehs'~''

There will be sn eztrsofli9',3 4
gram p.csen,ed az the G,ata 10.
Theatre this evening, aud , Ia,'] D,
wish to pass o ples@D. pV nIs|
drop In and see bow cosy sI,s y M ~,
been Assed up. Toe Bessie ssalt'I
lesous and Comedy Company y. wy
q fret GLASS variety perioimsuNs !,
viii be followed by q four.IGnel LII, \
bet veen Frank Bosvorih 81 ~ ~
r I, AMI Denny Helieher, .na
of the heavy. weiGh' ,ousl.
Philadelphis, whioh will % .a SI' /,
finest contests ever ~i!Ieeo'O
city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
.,,ne Academy of muse

The Au,ttalisn Novelty a,I @ Id
.,iii 1e Continues to draw Gro = a,s ,se d !
:. ..',i ,hs Acsdemy Of Masic, ,ana I'd ,hs ,hS
ronderful fests per'oinnea hsyoai
oe,e Of ,h.s compani sts a' UsL ~ /. d
Op U,sbsnsiou. They vii "pp'- t,sI
p,9o p oorros sftsrn0on ana NT 7; e.s s
;ims 10 norrow piRn. pR,a bs pat
Saye rat seen them ,'oe,r oe,,.tiss.
~, proye ,bsse lsst oPp'i
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
HtiIl Drawing Cfo"'

Nine. Aoderson's glass o,v ~ n,
continue to draw cfONis dou
Fellows' Hall, and rouio Nv a
80 II they were to remain ,hs ! o,
longer. The prize offered si H. .rs' Il;
last eve ming for mitses uan.. NJ. N
of age was won by ME- "a, h
contest for the nihis NV a., ,oolel
engine, and the interest Is s.ys be,
A i'm os. q barrel of votes nay haT' bs ~
known and the pr zes
o,,lock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Drowned In the Oresk.

A colored woman, aged ~ years and
named Mary Neal, was drowned In the
Christiana at Christiapa, on Wednesday
night. She was subject 10 fits and II 10
supposed that willie dshing she took one
and fell overheard. Her body was found
In about i've feet Of water She WAS mar
ried but she and her husband had sepArs
ted. Coroner Barnhill gave . certificate
OF death BY drowning and buried the body
In the potter's held.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
"Ranch NO, 10 :"

"Rsroh No. 10" will bs prese1 ted at
the Opera 81 u-s TO. uurroE night oy
company hat is said 10 te fra: Q sss 10
every respect. Toe p sy is Utl. knowp
IN this cry, having bsen given here
several times. L. . ples'ipg ssosy ot
life III the far West ui'hcut the Usual
b.ood and thCnGeT sec mpsn.meLtt.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Excursion to MAach Cnunk.

The Wilmington b Norther ezcur.
tiou to Mauch Chunk yesterday took
IT'S persons from this city, and nifty
more wsre added at other stations. Tho
train wAs composed OF p. b r. pstlor
cars, and reached Mauoh Chunk 81
noon. The weather Was delightful, and
the whole pal ty In the best OF humoS
Superintenden McOsuseland, who va
on board, gave personal attention to sbs
comfort Of the txcursionists. The En-.
cursion arrived home st II 10 this morn
iny.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
win Attend Churoh.

Wednesday evening 3d. John Castle,
No. 4 x. Of @. K ,received snd Aocept-
cd IN Invitation from Rsv. Adam
stepRle, pastor OF Uuion n. y. Church,
to attend divine service on Sunday
morninG, October 30. 6ir Knights viii
attend In fatigue uniform. All the
sister castles are cordially invited 10 at.
tend. Meet At hall. Filth and French
streets, at . 90 .. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Another Large Stock,

Powell, in tho Third street Inarkes,
will have another largo aud varied
stock OF Ash on his stalls tomorrow, all
o. which are fresh and delicious. Tho
stalls will be oaen until 10 o'clock Of
night for the accommodation of those
who wish 10 secure . supply for the
Sabbath.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
,yust Reeetych.

An ipvoios oithoee celeorsta' 30 AND 81
cent tess;tn I'd ose good, you IN IKE sxvi' a
OF 10 or 10 ceats per paunt, MS tLey ave
slusl to sny 90 aud IS c@ct tees sol
ete~wherh A trial is nII that IA neoss.
ssry 10 nviGss you Of this. Cripper,
RAst Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Sale of household Goods.

Attention Is called to the large sale Of
household goods which will take place
at 8 idhxm's auction store to morrow
morning. These goods are ell In excel
lent order. and as they must be sold
some excellent bargains may be ex
pected.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
NEVER.

We never offered q finer
stock OF Fall Clothing for
you to select from than we
do at this time. In Over
coats we have the cheapest
and best that can be found.
All we ask is ttat you call
and see U.s. We know
you'll buy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Auxiliary m estfnG,

Tho Delaware branch OF the Women 0
Auxiliary held Its ALnuAl meeting A.
81. Johns Church, Brandy vine, yeso
ter day A missionary service WAS als.
he Id and adcretos made BY the Rev
Dr.. Sangsford, of New York, secretary
of Board of Missions, and others.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
; - D - .
COrssIs

The t,ilov mais ts the b.st fitting
o,rret, 81 GO. u IS, 81 50. Il. b. Riley,
228 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
n AkAlA AD

BLACK -RUBINSOH-f)u Jbursday eTen.
ing, at tho rssid encs of the brides mo other,
,No. OF West Fourth Itree', by ksv. -. %
Budni II x on, NJ r Wulism Bisnk Aad Mis-,
Mary A. RoDiafon, ith Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
sale OF Seats nov Open.

The sale OF seats for Mr.. John 8
Clarke's performance at the Opera
House next Monday night Is now open
at O. r. Thomas & Co.'s, No. AL Maj
ket street, and the indications are that
be will be gieeted with . crowded
house.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Hass nesting

"a a in n ne City Hsllon stia,IIIs .aI 80
inr no,' ia,or,ps - = cOns'ilu''oh''
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Cyrus stern

Is ciostrg out in earnest st 25 35 and 20
Per cent on D. t0p cc1ts, so sui,s, 4
men and youth; coa.s, pans, vests,
knis coats, gloves, umbrellas, etc., III
Market ssfets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
NOTE

Before yeit t.riay's game there WIS .
contest Of long distaLca throwing ard
base runu;ns het Hsen lie An h!etlo and
Philadslphia p!aysrs f1r GO j nsCh's
offered by the Press The y LsssGe p'sy.
efs won hAtu eTblems. Wood tbrrg
the bSll 31+ feet 10 inches. Sto .eY threw
3G5 feet aud Clements 332 Test. Fergu
son nsf- the circuit .: the hs.s- 10 IA
4 5 seconds, ssd McGaYT ard Andrews
old IL IL Is n cclis 6Sch.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Drop in and enjoy yourself Mt tho
Atlantic 6ardon, 20 oishs, 22i King. A
nae luHra aeryed TO all Saturday night.